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    Bridge Vs Keystone Bridge

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    build a bridge across the Mississippi River, to be the largest bridge to ever be built in America. Carnegie has no idea how to build it so he looks for advice from Keystone bridge builders. He decided to use steel, a relatively new material to the time. It was extremely expensive and hard to mass produce tho, no one have ever tried to use steel to build such a large structure. A English inventor has created a way to reduce the time to produce steel from two weeks to 15 minutes. The bridge is…

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    method of their arrival to the Americas is a topic which has been studied as far back as 1590 when the Jesuit Friar Jose de Acosta suggested that the populations of America emigrated from Asia via land (Mangan, 2002). This theory was simply based on Acosta’s observations of Mexican populations and had no other evidence to back up his theory. Later, it was suggested that the first anatomically modern humans to arrive in the Americas did so by crossing a land bridge that existed between northeast…

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    around for years. How did the first people get here? This article is about the first Natives came to the Americas. Some of the most popular theories are the Beringia Theory, the Maritime Theory, the South Pacific Atlantic theory, and the Solutrean Theory. According to the Smithsonian Institution’s website,The Beringia Theory is the theory that people traveled across a land bridge between Siberia and what is now known as Alaska by foot about 11,500 years ago. The video Ice Age…

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    On May 27, 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge was officially open to the public.The Golden Gate Bridge is a suspension bridge that connects San Francisco with Marin County.It was the longest suspension bridge in the world until 1964 when the Verrazano Narrows Bridge was built in New York.It is the only route that connects San Francisco with Marin County and about 112,000 cars cross it every day.That concludes to about 41 million cars a year. During the early 1800s to early 1900s, the only route to…

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    the concept of the technological sublime in America throughout history. As the book progresses, it shows how people in the United States have been able to discover and create awe-inspiring scenes. In the earliest days of the United States the sublime was found primarily in nature, however as time has gone by people have begun to create their own sublime through the advancement of technology. As Nye explains, the earliest forms of the sublime in America were found in nature. Some examples…

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    list in this essay is architecture and the different types of food Chicago and New York City Are two of the biggest cities in the U.S.A. With New York holding 8.5 million people and Chicago with 2.7 million people, the third most populous city in America. Chicago and New York are very similar in many ways. They both have a nickname Chicago's is "The Windy City" and New York's is "The Big Apple". Chicago is home to many magnificent buildings and skyscrapers. The Sears Tower is the 2nd…

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    Arctic region of North America. It is one of the earliest known cultures in the New World, with proof of people living there, dating back to approximately 25,000 B.C. The finding of artifacts such as bone tools and evidence of skilled hunting suggests a complex society adapted to the harsh Arctic environment. The Bering Land Bridge Theory explains that during the last Ice Age, sea levels were lower, exposing a land bridge between Siberia and Alaska known as Beringia. This land bridge eased the…

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    Millions of year ago North America was just a piece of land that didn’t have no type of human life on it. During the last glacial period, enough of the earth's water became frozen in the great ice sheets covering North America and Europe to cause a drop in sea levels. Making the Bering land bridge. The bridge became a route of human migration to the Americas from Asia about 20,000 years ago. That’s how the first people came to what is now the United States of America. Soon after that the…

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    In the second part in home of the brave Kek starts to feel like he actually belongs In America. The proverb that relates to the part ahead is “You only make a bridge where there is a river” There is a ton of problems and difficult situations for Kek, for some of them he justs walk through the river and for the others he has to build a bridge. For example on page 113 “The driver makes a face that says stupid new to this country boy” Kek justs walks over the river. But on other occasions he is…

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    Bridges Types Assessment There are five main types of bridges, these include the truss bridge, the arch bridge, the suspension, the beam bridge and the cable-stayed bridge. Each of these categories has various strengths, weaknesses and defining features and these are listed and clarified in the following report. The Truss Bridge Truss bridges are a reliable, economical and easy-to-build variety of bridges as they use a combination of tension and compression to provide a high level of…

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